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## Getting Started
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The recommended approach for efficiently developing applications with Harper is to develop locally and deploy them to Harper Fabric, our distributed data application platform service. Our getting started guide will walk you through how to install Harper locally, sign up for Fabric service, build a simple application and deploy it.
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The best way to get started using Harper is to head over to the [Learn](../learn/) section and work through the Getting Started and Developer guides.
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## Building with Harper
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'The process of connecting multiple Harper databases together to create a database mesh network that enables users to define data replication patterns.',
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This documentation section contains thorough guides for learning how to develop and manage applications with Harper. The guides are present in a logical order to build up knowledge across Harper's vast feature set. The guides are example based and provide a hands-on approach to teaching and demonstrating key features. Guides can be referenced independently, but assume the reader is familiar with concepts presented in previous guides.
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For example, the [Loading Data]() guide assumes the reader already knows how to build a basic Harper application (covered in ), create databases and tables using schemas, and some basic query techniques. Those concepts are specifically covered throughout the [Getting Started](), [Key Harper Application Features](), and [Defining Databases and Tables]() guides.
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For example, the [Loading Data]() guide assumes the reader already knows how to build a basic Harper application (covered in ), create databases and tables using schemas, and some basic query techniques. Those concepts are specifically covered throughout the [Getting Started](), [Key Harper Application Features](), and [Defining Databases and Tables]() guides. */}
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Most guides present both local-based and [Harper Fabric]() cloud-based examples and instructions. Regardless, in order to properly complete all examples, we recommend the following prerequisite tools installed and configured on your local machine:
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